The aim of the research. To identify the markers of a healthy human body to assess its somatoneuropsychological status. Materials and methods. There were examined representatives of youthful age: men-1064 persons, women-1569. Methods: anthropometry according to the classical method of V.V. Bunak, calculation of indices to assess the physical status (body mass index, the index of sexual dimorphism by J. Tanner), bioimpedance analysis of body composition, electroencephalography. Results. On the basis of the study there were obtained the results, proving the possibility of using some anthropometric, bioimpedansometric parameters and electroencephalographic indicators as the somatoneuropsychological health markers. Conclusion. There were conducted a complex examination of representatives of youthful age that made possible to distinguish the following group of markers to assess somatoneuropsychological status, which can be viewed as predictors of socially significant diseases: body mass index, the component composition of the body, namely the higher values of fat mass, index of sexual dimorphism, biological age and the ratio the rate of aging, the phase angle, the rhythm of the higher nervous activity and the coefficient of inter-hemispheric coherency. Key words: somatoneuropsychological health, body mass index, the component composition of the body, index of sexual dimorphism, biological age,the rate of aging, the phase angle, the rhythm of the higher nervous activity, the coefficient of interhemispheric coherency.

The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between psycho-physiological markers of human health and dermatoglyphic indicators in young people. Materials and Methods: The study included 920 healthy volunteers aged between 18 and 21 years. All volunteers underwent the following examinations: EEG, an assessment of the anxiety level according to the BAI, and dermatoglyphic scanning. Results: According to the data obtained, there was a statistically significant strong negative correlation between the stress load indicator and dermatoglyphic data, such as the summary delta index (DI) and summary ridge count. A strong positive correlation was found between the percentage of whorls and stress (r=0.88). The predominant increase in anxiety is characteristic of persons with total ridge count (TRC) on the thumb of the right hand in the range from 19 to 23. Conclusion: Results demonstrate the interrelationships (association) between psycho-physiological (anxiety level, stress load indicator) and dermatoglyphic markers (DI, TRC and whorl pattern type) in young healthy people.